Jerry Richardson is no longer the owner of the Carolina Panthers. However, his influence still looms large over the organization, as evidenced by the 13-foot statue of him that is contractually to remain outside Bank of America Stadium.

Richardson sold the team after allegations of workplace misconduct surfaced in a report by Sports Illustrated.

The NFL launched an investigation into Richardson’s behavior, but according to a new report by SI, some employees think Mary Jo White did not dig deeply enough into what is described as a hostile environment.

Per SI:

Though the staff was informed of the process through emails, multiple employees, who say they were willing to speak with White, were never contacted and were surprised by the passivity of the investigation. ‘The burden was on [women] to come forward,’ says one employee, a male, who has been with the team for more than 10 years. ‘Shouldn’t an investigator actually investigate?’

The report states that Richardson did not make himself available and the league did not demand his cooperation with the investigation.

Richardson was fined $2.75 million by the NFL for his behavior — about 0.1 percent of the reported $2.275 billion he made in selling his ownership stake to David Tepper.